Every year over a million people perish on roadways worldwide, and road traffic crashes are the leading cause of death for ages 5-29, making safety a global priority. Agencies can make a difference – and we can help. Safer roadways start with accurate and reliable detection as a foundation for these traffic solutions and more.

MultiSens Intersection combines video AI with wireless in-road sensors to enable safer signal timing for vulnerable road users (VRUs) and generate reliable data to support planning and Vision Zero initiatives. Video AI provides full-scene awareness, detecting vehicles, bicycles, scooters, and pedestrians, while wireless sensors extend vehicle detection upstream and midblock, where visibility is often limited.

The precision of wireless FlexMag sensors supports automatic red-light and speed compliance systems, providing accurate, lane-level data that helps agencies encourage safer driver behavior on dangerous roadways.

Our wireless sensors install in minutes, not hours like inductive loops—meaning far less exposure to traffic for road workers. Because they require no maintenance and last 30% longer than loops, road workers spend even less time in dangerous work zones over the system’s lifetime.
RTMS Echo radar is equally quick to deploy. Its side-fire configuration eliminates lane closures during installation, minimizing exposure to passing traffic. Connect with a single Cat5e cable, auto-configure via Wi-Fi using any mobile device, and set up in minutes with the built-in aiming tool.

RTMS Echo radar supplies real-time mainline speed and volume data that automatically triggers dynamic message signs to adjust speed limits based on current highway conditions. Managed motorways that employ this application have demonstrated an 18% reduction in injury accidents.

Citilog’s Automatic Incident Detection (AID) system, a video AI pre-trained with deep learning on a vast dataset of real-world incidents, excels at detecting critical events in seconds when response time can save lives. From crashes, wrong-way drivers, and debris to pedestrians on the roadway, AID ensures rapid alerts for operators.
In France’s Vuache Tunnel, AID detected a vehicle fire within seconds, enabling an immediate response and tunnel closure that prevented secondary collisions or smoke exposure in the confined space where consequences could have been catastrophic.

Coordinated ramp metering using FlexMag3 wireless sensors installed on on–ramps have reduced crashes by 31% in Melbourne. These on-ramp sensors optimize mainline entry timing, while off-ramp sensors detect queue buildup and trigger signals to flush congestion – preventing high-speed rear-end collisions before they happen.